Why your support matters

#1 community academic hospital. One of the Top 5 hospitals in Canada. One of the Top 100 in the world. One of the world’s best smart hospitals. 

— Newsweek Magazine

4,600
Babies welcomed each year, by one of the largest single site birthing centres in Ontario

500,000+
people searved each year in North York and beyond.

31,000
surgical procedures each year, utilizing 12 state-of-the-art operating rooms.

Our Charlotte & Lewis Steinberg Emergency is one of the busiest in Canada with more than
107,000 visits annually.
Aneta Fishman and her family at Rally in the Ravine for North York General. A Journey from Diagnosis to Giving Back.

In a Blink: A Journey from Diagnosis to Giving Back

As she emerged from sedation after her procedure, she caught her husband’s eye and instantly sensed the gravity of the news.
Giving North York General’s surgeons unmatched clarity of the eye’s delicate structures, this state-of-the-art microscope enhances precision and safety during cataract, glaucoma, and corneal procedures while projecting the view in real-time so the full team can anticipate every step.

Your Impact Where It Matters Most

Thanks to your generous support of North York General’s Areas of Greatest Need, our hospital and care teams have access to advanced tools that save lives, refine diagnoses, and enable us to act with speed and precision when every second counts.
Tasmin and her son: From the NICU to the Soccer Field

From the NICU to the Soccer Field

Every monthly donor has a story behind their generosity. For Tasmin, it began in the NICU at North York General, where her then-tiny son received life-saving care:
Marissa D’Souza and her baby at North York General's Labour and Delivery Department

From Familiar Walls to a Fresh Start

We first met Marissa D’Souza in August 2024, when she had — in her own words — “practically moved into” North York General’s Labour & Delivery Unit.
Alyssa and her family, grateful North York General patients

A Hospital Where ‘Special Treatment’ is Standard

“I love the hospital and the people who work there,” she says. “It’s such a close-knit, family-oriented place. I knew that when the time came to give birth to my first child, I wanted to do it here. I just feel so comfortable at NYGH.
Elaine Kan with newborn Carol.

Investing in New Beginnings

“My parents immigrated to Canada from Hong Kong in 1991 — and shortly after, I was born at North York General (NYG). Two years later, so was my younger brother Ivan.